CompaniesAct2014.com Premium Toolkit and Conference Bundle
CompaniesAct2014.com Premium Toolkit and Conference Bundle – Save €150
Sign up for The CompaniesAct2014.com Premium Toolkit before midnight Wednesday 19 July and get your seat on the Companies Act Conference for just €100.
Once a year we re-launch the CompaniesAct2014.com Premium Toolkit and during the launch period we provide exceptional value offering bonuses way in excess of the price of the Toolkit. This year we gave you a total of €796 worth of critical Company Law material for just €249 + vat. Being an accountant I am sure you can spot straight away that it doesn’t make business sense for us to offer deals like this all year round so when we set a launch bonus deadline, it is a hard deadline.
However, over the past few days I got talking to the team and they really wanted to come up with something for people who missed the launch but still wanted to get on board with the Premium Toolkit and the Conference.
But here is the best part…….
In the original launch bonus, we offered the Company Law Bootcamp which is a 6 Part Webinar series. Now it may be that all the good weather has put me in a good mood but we are also going to include the Bootcamp for anyone who signs up before midnight Wednesday 19 July.
So to recap. What you get for your ComapaniesAct2014.com Toolkit and Conference Bundle is as follows:-
- An Annual Subscription to CompaniesAct2014.com Premium Toolkit
- Seat on Companies Act Conference – 8 Hours CPD
- Seat on Company Law Bootcamp – 7.5 Hours CPD
For Accountants Who Want to Spend Their Time on the More Important Things!
Changes to company law and financial reporting just keep on coming. The Companies (Accounting) Act 2017 has just introduced a slew of new changes for companies and their financial statements.
The problem is Time. All of the changes in the last few years have made life difficult for the accountancy profession.
- First we had the 1448 sections of Companies Act 2014 in June 2015 – How much of that did you digest and how long did it take you?
- Then we had FRS 102 landing in January 2016, for periods commencing January 2015 – Not just an accountancy standard, a whole new financial reporting framework.
- Then we had the FRSSE expiring for periods commencing on or after 1st of January 2016 – This was just a loophole to buy us time until the new Act landed.
- Now we have the Companies (Accounting) Act 2017 which was commenced on 9th of June 2017 updating Companies Act 2014. This includes multiple updates to the accountant’s Part of the Act – Part 6,
- The new legislation triggers the possible first-time adoption of S.1A of FRS 102 and FRS 105 – new formats and 3 different financial reporting regimes.
The Time has Come for Accountants to Put Themselves First
In a business where clients come first, accountants and their business often come second.
In a business where compliance and Institute regulation is so important it can be difficult to balance the commerciality of the firm, the customer care, and the time it takes to get ahead and stay ahead of all the new regulations and legislation.
In a business where being right is the only option:
- How much time and billable time have you lost in the last 18 months on financial reporting formats?
- How much time and money have you invested in making changes to reflect the Companies Act 2014?
- How confident are you in your knowledge of Company Law?
- How comfortable are you your firm’s knowledge of the relevant legislation?
And the big question is, that having invested the time, will you have peace of mind?
CompaniesAct2014.com is your Solution for Company Law
We have created CompaniesAct2014.com to give accountants the peace of mind they need in a timescale they want. We have spent hours, days and weeks pouring over the 1,448 sections of Companies Act 2014 and the 101 sections of Companies (Accounting) Act 2017 so you don’t have too. We have created checklists, templates, sample financial statements, resolutions, step plans, minutes and FAQs.
We have dissected the legislation and made it practical so you don’t have to. We have members who dip in to the site now and then; members who are in and out of the site every day; regular users and needs-be users. The feedback we get from accountants is that some of the individual templates, precedents and step plans are worth more than the annual membership subscription.
CompaniesAct2014.com the Ultimate Company Law Resource for Irish Accountants
What do you get as a member of CompaniesAct2014.com?
- Site Access for 12 months
- Ongoing material updates in terms of checklists, templates and guidance documents
- Sectional Analysis of Companies Act 2014
- Detailed analysis of Companies (Accounting) Act 2017
- FRS 102 Companies Act Accounts Templates
- 1A FRS 102 Companies Act Accounts Templates
- FRS 105 Companies Act Accounts templates
- Abridged financial statement formats
- Access to the ever expanding FAQ Section of the site
- Templates, precedents and step plans for the most commonly applied transactions and events
- Template meeting minutes, communications, resolutions and agreements
You get all of this for an annual subscription of just:-
€299 + vat
Its Decision Time
You have a choice to make. Learn it all yourself; understand it all yourself; apply it all yourself. Or join CompaniesAct2014.com and let us do the hard work giving you the peace of mind you need. Free up your time and energy to do what matters most – advise your clients on how to build their business as you build yours.
The Companies Act Conference
CPD Course Overview
| CPD Allocation | 8 Hours |
| Fee | €250 (or 8 CPD Club points) |
| Time | Registration 08:30, start 09:15, finish 17:30 |
Venues & Dates:
| Dublin | 26/07/2016 | Crowne Plaza Hotel, Blanchardstown |
Time |
The Companies Act Conference 2017 Schedule | |
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09:15
– 09:30 |
Conference Welcome and Overview Des O’Neill – OmniPro |
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09:30
– 10:00 |
Introduction to Companies (Accounting) Act 2017 Des O’Neill – OmniPro |
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10:00
– 11:00 |
Audience with the Experts Des O’Neill, David O’Connor, John Murphy & Brian Walker |
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| 11:00 – 11:20 |
Tea & Coffee Break |
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11:20
– 12:10 |
Small Companies Under CAA 2017 and S.1A FRS 102 | Corporate Insolvency – CO’s Act 2014 – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly |
| John Murphy & Garret Wynne – OmniPro | David Van Dessel – Deloitte | |
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12:10
– 13:00 |
Corporate Restructuring and Cash Extraction | Company Secretarial and CRO Filings in 2017 |
| John Murphy & David O’Connor – OmniPro | Brian Walker BL | |
| 13:00 – 13:50 |
Lunch |
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13:50
– 14:40 |
CA 2014 and CAA 2017 In Practice | |
| Brian Walker – BL | ||
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14:40
– 15:30 |
The Impact of CAA17 on Small Groups & Consolidations | Directors and Officers Staying on the Right Side of the Law |
| John Murphy – OmniPro | Des O’Neill & David O’Connor – OmniPro | |
| 15:30 – 15:50 |
Tea & Coffee Break |
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15:50
–
16:30
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CAA 2017 – Abridged Accounts for Small Companies and FRS 105 for Micros | Companies (Statutory Audits) Bill 2017 and Other Upcoming Legislative Changes |
| John Murphy – OmniPro | David O’Connor & Neil Doran – OmniPro | |
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16:30
– 17:00 |
Hot Topics for Co Sec’s 2017 | SAPS and new Opportunities for Mergers of Private Limited Companies |
| David O’Connor – OmniPro | John Murphy – OmniPro | |
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17:00
–
17:30 |
Closing Round Table Q&A |
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